Things I've made

Current projects

WellBread

A mobile app for bakers. Includes tutorials for new bakers to learn the fundamentals, recipe tracking for intermediate bakers to iterate and improve on their baking, and tools for expert bakers to consistently bake the perfect loaf.

Past projects

These are things I don't really touch anymore, but I'm still proud of.

Atlassian Bitbucket Server

I worked on the frontend of this product since it was called Stash (after the git stash command). Many people contributed to make this a wonderful product, but I'm very proud to have been the largest influence on the frontend codebase, acting as architect to keep the codebase maintainable, to provide a small but powerful set of add-on APIs, and to keep the codebase accessible to new developers. Our codebase had a reputation in Atlassian as the best engineered and maintainable codebase in the company. My technical influence waned when I became a Team Lead, but my product influence waxed. It was great helping to shape the features we shipped. I will always look back on the early days of building Stash as some of the best years of my professional career.

Redux Packet

A mechanism to deliver Redux state in logical groupings, rather than each UI component selecting directly from state. I spent a chunk of time on this, then React Hooks were released and I went off and spent time elsewhere instead. Still a good libbrary for more maintainable Redux.

Istanbul Proxy

A proxy that injects Istanbul coverage instrumentation into your JS, so that you can run tests with coverage information, even if you can't add Istanbul into your build pipeline.

Multi-slider Range

A component that looks like a native input[type="range"] but can have multiple sliders running across it. This allows it to be used for things like setting min and max values.

Others

Check out my GitHub profile for more.